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Did Nigeria supply Ghana electricity?
no and never in 2015, ghana will supply nigeria with electricity
When was Electricity Supply Commission of Malawi created?
Electricity Supply Commission of Malawi was created in 1998.
What province is Canada's largest producer of electricity?
Ontario
What province is the largest producer of hydro electricity?
Quebec
What is purpose of a generator?
To supply electricity in the event that the main power supply is unavailable and electricity is needed, or when it is impossible to connect everything that needs electricity to an outlet.
When did Electricity Supply Industry Planning Council end?
Electricity Supply Industry Planning Council ended in 2009.
When was Electricity Supply Industry Planning Council created?
Electricity Supply Industry Planning Council was created in 1999.
Which province has the most hydroelectricity?
Ontario has most hydro-electricity.
What is the different between domestic and industrial electricity supply?
Electricity for industries are supplied with high voltage.Domestic supply is with low voltage.
What inland nation has a hydroelectric dam?
Canada epsecially my province, we can almost supply all of north America with power. Manitoba is the province
Does the quality of electricity supply in Singapore depend on the electricity retailers?
No, the electricity retailers market in Singapore is designed and regulated by the Energy Market Authority (EMA). This means the reliability and quality of electricity supply is the same regardless of the retailer you choose.
Which province is the main producer of pulp and paper and hydro-electricity?
The province of Quebec is the main producer of pulp and paper as well as hydroelectricity in Canada. Its vast forest resources support a significant pulp and paper industry, while its abundant water resources and mountainous terrain make it ideal for hydroelectric power generation. Quebec is home to numerous hydroelectric plants, which contribute substantially to the province's energy supply.
